ORDER PICKERS

Order Picker Forklift Truck Training
The order picker truck is commonly used in industry both inside and outside of a warehouse. Order pickers are categorised as low, medium and high level.
Low level:
Generally used for loads that can comfortably be picked up from ground level and transported directly to a lorry, van or other loading area.
Medium level:
Similar to a small reach fork lift truck, but different in the fact that the pickers are manoeuvred from a cage attached to the fork carriage, and pallets are used to manually handle items on and off the pallet. They can operate in very narrow aisles, using wire or rail-guides and can move quickly between the picking stations.
High level:
The order pickers are manoeuvred from within a cage attached to the fork carriage, and pallets are used to manually handle items on and off the pallet. The forks can be raised or lowered to maintain a comfortable working height for loading items on the pallet. They can operate in very narrow aisles, using wire or rail-guides and can lift loads up to 15.85 meters high, moving quickly between the picking stations.
A training course is available for each category, however completion of the high level order picker will equip you to operate all three categories.
Availability:
This course type is currently only available to those business customers who can accommodate training on their site.
The course covers, but is not limited to, the following areas:
- Controls and instruments
- Starting/ moving/ stopping/ steering the machine
- Manoeuvring exercises
- Operation of hydraulic controls
- Replenishing the machines energy system
- Load handling
Course Types:
Our courses are split into four separate category types:
Novice Course
TL Training defines a ‘Novice’ as somebody who has no previous (or very limited) experience of using this specific truck type.
Our RTITB Novice Operator Course is designed to instruct up to a maximum of 3 delegates. The number of training days required depends upon the number of candidates.
Refresher Course
TL Training defines a ‘Refresher’ as somebody who has previous experience of using this specific truck type and can provide documentary evidence of previous formal training.
Our RTITB Refresher Course is designed to instruct up to a maximum of 3 delegates. The number of training days required depends upon the number of candidates.
Existing Operator Course
TL Training defines an ‘Existing Operator’ as somebody who has previous experience of using this specific truck type but has not received formal training or has no documentary evidence to prove previous training took place.
Our RTITB Existing Operator Course is designed to instruct up to a maximum of 3 delegates. The number of training days required depends upon the number of candidates.
Conversion Course
A ‘Conversion’ course is suitable for candidates who are qualified operators on a different type of forklift truck (convert from reach, counterbalance ect) and wish to learn how to operate this specific truck type safely.
Our RTITB Conversion Course is designed to instruct up to a maximum of 3 delegates. The number of training days required depends upon the number of candidates.